I love Indian embroidery and have been studying it and practicing a little, too, though not nearly with your depth of knowledge. Could you post or send me a copy of your report, I would love to read it. I, too, am a Scholar Embroiderer, used to drive my EGA small group batty with my “background info” on every project we did, ha!

Right now I am in the editing phase, the cleaning up the stitch diagrams and the combination sketches. Covering up the naughty bits of historical statuary and murals from Ajanta caves to keep anyone who sees them from being offended by any sort of nudity cuz got to keep it clean and safe for work. Once that is finished I will hopefully remember to…[Read more]

That’s good news, looking forward to it!

Excellent! When it’s finished, I’d love to see a copy, too!

Hi Monique, the PDF lessons for the class will be available for download for two months after the last lesson is posted. You should also have access to the videos for that time. The teacher will be answering questions in the class group throughout the class schedule and for two weeks after the last lesson is posted. You may contact the Online…[Read more]

Here’s a video tutorial on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4G7KUS4vrpk

Thanks, Tina! We’ll look into revising it.

Hay not much time before the holiday week starts – just want to say happy holidays to you. I’m thankful for all your help this year and look forward to the new year..

Hazel Fowler

What videos are are talking about for our Kimono class. I didn’t know there were any available to us.

I also want to thank you for all your help during the Kimono class.

That Video that I am referencing comes from reading The EGA Glossary of Terms and finding something that needed updating and correcting. The Video Link leads to a tutorial on doing Phanda Stitch. I don’t recall taking the Kimono class, nor being helpful. Maybe that was a different Tina?